Central Committee Plans Republican Caucuses for May 5 1900
The central committee urges precinct committeemen to call caucuses at convenient times and places. If a committeeman fails to act Republican voters will meet at their polling place at 4 p.m. May 5 1900 to designate delegates to the county convention. Each precinct should also choose a county central committee member for the next year. KE DOTSON chairman.
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Central Committee
County Central Committee
KE. FE. Dotson
Republican State Convention Iowa Des Moines May 10 1900
Delegates and alternates to the Republican National Convention to be held in Philadelphia June 19 1900. Iowa’s Des Moines hosts the convention at 11 o clock in the morning on May 10 1900. Jasper County is allocated 18 delegates.
Sixth District Convention Des Moines May 1900
Republicans of the Sixth District met in Des Moines Iowa on May 10 1900 at 9 am to elect two delegates and two alternates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia June 19 1900. Jasper County has 18 delegates.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A.m
Philadelphia
Jasper County
Republicans Nominate in Albia Sixth District Meeting
The Republicans of Iowa's Sixth Congressional District met in Albia on Wednesday July 11 at 11 o clock a m to nominate a candidate for representative in Congress. Jasper County will have 18 delegates. Delegates should be selected when choosing delegates to the State convention. Chas Hoffman chaired the Congressional Committee.
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Iowa
Albia
Jasper County
Kentucky Still Leads Government Without Consent Claim
The state of Kentucky is described as maintaining a government that operates without the consent of the governed, highlighting its continued status as a political center for such authority.
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania Democrats Solid for Bryan in Kansas City
Pennsylvania Democrats go to Kansas City solid for Mr Bryan. Later the state will cast electoral votes solid for President McKinley, reflecting party loyalty in the presidential contest.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Solid
Bryan
Electoral College
McNkinley
Congress boosts seeds aid and farmers' bulletins funding
Congress passed an appropriation increase for free seed distribution and boosted allocations for farmers' bulletins from 85000 to 106000 dollars. The action expands support for agricultural outreach and extension services.
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Congress
House Nears Passage of Nicaragua Canal Bill
The House is very likely to pass the Nicaragua canal bill this session though Senate action may not occur in time.
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House
Senate
Lincoln Elects Large GOP Municipal Ticket Majority
Lincoln elected the Republican municipal ticket by its largest majority in years. The Colonel has a sizable base amid opponents nearby, giving the party strong local strength.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Change Fades Amid Years of Financial Trough
In four subsequent years they found themselves without a cent of change. This year they are content with the change they have, reflecting a shift from prior scarcity to a quieter, more settled budget posture.
Fragmentary Reflection on Pessimism and Politics
A fragment notes individuals clinging to a substance and resisting disposal to appease a pessimistic Democratic faction. The line hints at political maneuvering and distrust within party dynamics without naming persons or places. The tone is critical and era-ambiguous.
Iowa Senator Named McKinley Running Mate Hint
Senator Allison is named as President McKinley’s likely choice for second on the ticket. The claim honors Iowa’s greatest statesman and is a point of pride for the state that claims him.
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Allison
McKinley
Iowa
Secretary Gage Forecasts Large Fiscal Surplus This Year
Secretary Gage predicts a surplus of 70 million dollars for the current fiscal year and 52 thousand for the year ending June 30, while Secretary Carlisle had forecast deficiencies that were later confirmed, under Democratic methods.
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Gage
Carlisle
President selects Chas. H. Allen for first Governor of Porto Rico
The President names Charles H. Allen of Massachusetts as the first Governor of Porto Rico and expresses confidence in a wise start and promising results. He anticipates similarly good choices for other island posts and assures the public there is no reason to fear the outcome.
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Chas. H. Allen
Massachusetts
Porto Rico
Money in Circulation Rises in March to 21.27 Million
The text notes a rise of 14 342 715 in United States money in circulation during March, reaching 21 274 506 total and 26.12 per capita. It cites a July 1 156 figure of 21.10 per capita under Democratic national management.
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United States
House Backs Direct Election of U S Senators
The House passed with near unanimity a resolution urging an amendment to the constitution to require senators to be elected by direct vote of the people, crystallizing wide popular support seen last Friday.
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United States
House of Representatives
Pension bill proposed to raise age limit and widow income
The House Committee on Pensions seeks to raise pension ages on a sliding scale from sixty two to seventy with payments of six, eight, ten, and twelve dollars. It also raises the annual widow income limit from ninety five to two hundred fifty dollars. Republicans aim to pass this bill.
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House Committee On Pensions
Chaplain Pierce Denies Philippine Saloon Scandal
Chaplain Charles C. Pierce reports to the War Department that published figures on Philippine saloons are perverted and that stories of wholesale troop intoxication are false. He says American canteens improved soldier sobriety by replacing native gin mills, countering political attacks on the President.
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Charles C. Pierce
War Department
Philippines
Pierce
Banking bill to boost small town bank facilities nationwide
Iris told the Treasury that the bill will greatly expand banking access in small communities. Comptroller Dawes received many charter applications for national system banks with $25,000 capital in villages under 3,000 residents, showing broad use of the law to place small towns on equal footing with larger ones.
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Iris
Treasury Department
Dawes
Law Aims to Cut Loan Interest Rates
The measure described as long overdue is expected to lower borrowing costs by reducing the interest charged on loans. Authorities anticipate the law will exert downward pressure on prevailing rates, benefiting borrowers nationwide.
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Law
Ramer Block
Newton, Lowa
Cure for sores promoted by Bucklen's Arica Salve
A Morganton Tenn reader touts Bucklen's Arica Salve as a cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. The ad notes a 25 cent price at W O Fosters and promotes a clubbing offer with multiple papers and the Code of Iowa for $2, appealing to old and new subscribers.
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C. D. Isbill
Morganton, Tenn
Bucklen
W. O. Foster's
The
Record
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Register
New York Tribune
Iowa
Lot for Sale in Town Priced for Value
Parcel advertised as the best building lot in town for the money. Inquiry directed to W. L. Gibford for details and contact.
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W. L. Gibford
Farmlands for Sale in Polk County Missouri
Advertises choice farms for sale at a bargain in Polk County Missouri. Contact J. H. McQuary Holivar Missouri for details. Printed as a classified notice with a four-word postal address.
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Polk Co
Biggie Horse Book Offers Broad Practical Horse Care
The Biggie Horse Book covers breeds feeding watering stable road management whims vices harness diseases remedies breeding and shoeing in 128 pages with illustrations and cloth binding. It argues every horse driver should own a copy and lists 50 cents by mail from Wilmer Atkinson Co Philadelphia.
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Biggie
Wilmer Atkinson Co
Philadelphia
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Professional Business Directory
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Liitocraat
J. M. Wooprow
Frank Wilson
Cashiel
Jasper Go. Bank
Public Square
Newton
Chas, Jasper
First National Bank
C. Sloanaker
J. H. Lypay, Jr
J P. BeaTty
Chaas
Jasper
Geo
B. Hunter
E E. Lyday
Alex Wood
A. 8S
Marquis
Geo. D. Wood
E. F. Burnett
Teller Bank OF
Colfax
Capital
Chicago
New York
Davenport
A.m. Tod
H. Clemens
A. A. Arnold
E. J. Salmon
Aittorney - At - Aw
Chancery
Gorrell Block
Winn & Carrier's
South Side Square
W. C. Melroy
Jasper County Bank
Meredith & Ogg
Land and Loan Agents
Make Abstracts
Omice
Square
Henry Silwold
Attorney —At—Law
Ammons & Allen's
RE. F. Graham
V. Morgan
Graham & Morgan Attorneys-At-Law
Ramer
Fugard & Brown
North Side of Public Square
A.p Joy
H.j.joy
Anna H. Joy
Dentists
Fehleisen
A. M. Harrah
O. P. Myers
Harrah & Myers
Fred L. Kennedy
Boston Store
West Side Square
L. D. Reid
A. M. Behner
South Side Jeweler
Ewton, Iowa
N.S. Square
McFarland’s
B. A. Miller
Palmer & Miller
Larimer & Clark's
J. B. Bautier
S.V. 1
Hough's Grocery
West Side of Square
Newton, la
Physicians
Smead M.D
H. P. Engle
G. Siggers
Washington, D.C
Rocky Mountain
Copvaiants
SAA
Newton Record
L. A. Andiilw
Official County Paper
L. A. Andrew
T. M. Rodgers
Nation Books Open
Republican Convention
Acall
State
Republican Central Committee
Sixth Congressional District
A. m
Leslie M. Shaw
Buena Vista
Clear Creek
Coleak
Ward
Elk Creek
Fairmount
Hickory Grove
Independence
Keilogg
Lynn Grove
Beeerse
Malaka
Mariposa Monroe Mound Prairie
Newton Township
Republicans of
Chas. Hoffman
Congressional Committee
Democratic Party
Scott
BO Sah
O York
Procter & Gamble OO. Cincinnat
Wagley & Smead
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